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being an mri tech sounds like you may some type of intervetion. May physical thearpy can help get the disc back in it's space. Depending on the severity of lyour symptons it may are may not need some type of surgery. Basically your bones sits on littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys pads called disc spaces when one of those slips out in the spinal canal you have some numbess to one arn or maybe both. I would talk to your dr. though
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